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What Causes Incomplete Bladder Emptying?
Hello; I Have Had 7 Major Lumbar Surgeries, On 3 Discs. I Have Week Back Muscles From These Surgeries, I Have Difficulty With My Bladder Completely Emptying. Also I Take About 20 Prescription Medications; I Have What Could Be called Incontinence. Can You Help.?? And When I Ejaculate When I Masturbate, It Doesn t Seem Like There Is A Lot Of Semen Coming Out. When I Do Masturbate; My Lower (Lumbar Area Hurts). Also I Tend To come Fast Too. Last Time I Had Sex; I Had came To Quick. My Buttocks Hurt Real Bad When I Masturbate; Or Try To Have Sex, I Am 51 yrs old. Never Had These Problems Before. Also I Have had 2 Major Neck Surgeries To 4 levels. Thank You, Alan.
Wed, 7 Jun 2017
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I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Problems with bladder and sex are due to compromise at the spinal canal level affecting neuronal control of the same. It is the part of the neurological treatment and recovery only will give more or less benefit to your symptoms.
Supportive measures would be:
• Balanced nutritious diet
• Regular walking, exercises, yoga
• Pelvic floor exercises for bladder control as per expert physiotherapist advice
• Quit alcohol and smoking
• Maintain hydration to prevent secondary infection
• Be positive mentally as you have won so many battles of the tough surgeries for the positive outcomes.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Problems with bladder and sex are due to compromise at the spinal canal level affecting neuronal control of the same. It is the part of the neurological treatment and recovery only will give more or less benefit to your symptoms.
Supportive measures would be:
• Balanced nutritious diet
• Regular walking, exercises, yoga
• Pelvic floor exercises for bladder control as per expert physiotherapist advice
• Quit alcohol and smoking
• Maintain hydration to prevent secondary infection
• Be positive mentally as you have won so many battles of the tough surgeries for the positive outcomes.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel
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